New Trip Reports: Tibetan Plateau
Here’s a report (in two parts) from David Bishop who was in Tibet for a month in July 2016. Tibetan Plateau, 2016: David Bishop, 1 month (primarily birding) & 23 mammal s
New Trip Report: India (Tadoba and Chambal)
A very successful trip. I don’t think I had heard of Tadoba Reserve until quite recently but it seems to be one of the best places in India to see large carnivores. Tadoba an
Pimp up your brain on goral facts!
Are you on your way to China, India or Southeast Asia? Then make sure you know your gorals. Check my latest chapters on these often overlooked species at: http://www.wilddocu.de/
New Trip Report: Ladakh
John Wright’s excellent trip report from Ladakh has some great photos of some of the six Snow Leopards he saw, plus much more. Ladakh, 2017: John Wright, 2 weeks & 8 spe
New Trip Report: Sabah
Dominque Brugiere was in Sabah earlier this month and – travelling independently – saw a Clouded Leopard (with a killer view) among other mammals. Sabah, 2017: Dominq
Trip Report -Bornean Mammal Tour – Feb-March 2017
BORNEAN MAMMAL TOUR 2017 – A Quest For The Elusive Mammals of The Bornean Rainforest Jo Dale, Jens Hauser, Steve Morgan and Margarita Steinhardt 15 nights split between Danum
New Trip Report: Sri Lanka
Mike Richardson was in Sri Lanka in February and in 9 days totally cleaned up with a remarkable 72 species. Sri Lanka, 2017: Mike Richardson, 9 days & 72 species including Rust
New Trip Report: Deramakot and the Kinabatangan River, Borneo
A new report from Andreas Jonsson who was in Borneo last month. Deramakot and the Kinabtangan River, 2017: Andreas Jonsson, 8 days & 29 species including Sunda Stink Badger, Ba
New Trip Reports: Maldives Whalewatching (CTD)
And here are another two reports from the Whale and Dolphin Company. Maldives, October 2015: The Whale and Dolphin Company, 12 days and 12+ species including Rouhg-toothed Dolph
New Trip Report: India (Gujurat and Tadoba)
Here’s a report from last month’s WildWings trip to India, co-led by Richard Webb. Gujurat & Tadoba, 2017: 2 weeks & 3o species including South Indian Tree Shre